Ladies Busting Traditional Dance Moves in Town, Mzansi Peeps Can't Help but Laugh: “Stomp the Yard Yethu”

• A few ladies busted some traditional dance moves in Town, and South Africans couldn't help but laugh at the clip
• The rhythmic movement executed by the women were not easy and were the opposite of the "the aim is not to sweat" mantra most Mzansi peeps have
• Folks across the country shared waves and waves after laughing and crying emojis because of being lost for words

Some ladies gathered in a town busted some traditional dance moves that Mzansi peeps struggled not to laugh at.

@Dear_Shozi shared the clip showing different women taking turns standing up and strutting their stuff. The movement seen in the video is quite high energy, which is the opposite of what you would find on any Mzansi dance floor. The Twitter post drew the attention of many.

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The music playing in the background of the video is maskandi, so it's safe to assume that the moves done here are based on traditional Zulu dancing. The moves incorporate a lot of kicking into the air and sometimes flopping one's body to the ground.

All the ladies in the video brought their A-game and gave the highest kicks of their lives. One of them could even do the splits mid-air and land firmly on the ground.

South Africans didn't have much to say but cackled at the clip. See the comments below:

@noksy_k said:

"If the town has Boxer this is likely to happen."

@MazikodeThah mentioned:

"Stomp the yard yethu zintokazi zakwa Zulu "

@Dzivhu_ZA commented:

"The lady in a powder blue dress..."

@Sir_Aro shared:

"This is cool but doing a drop splits on bricks??? ‍♀️"

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@GunsCorry posted:

"Where is the longer version of this video ❤ I love it."

@IAm_Yise said:

"KZN is wild "

@AbegailLepele mentioned:

"What is going on lapho, Bathong wena "

@LutendoMagoro commented:

"Zulu women are strong. Falling like that ‍♀️"

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Source: Briefly News